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Rub the plums with your palms and wash them clean in water to remove the fluff on the surface, and dry them overnight to completely remove moisture. I only picked a large one and dipped the pickled plum in the rest of it in the enzyme.
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After picking the top of the plum with a toothpick
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Cut it into six equal parts.
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Knock along the sheath and pull it off while tilting to the left.
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Mix the plums with sugar 1:1
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Let stand for a day. Add oligosaccharide to lower the sugar content.
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Drain and add salt to plums
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After putting it in a container
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Cover with the remaining sugar and form a film.
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The plum in the container is aged in a semi-dark area for three months. * After the sugar melts, press the appropriate bowl to prevent the plum from floating.
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Put the trimmed plums in a container with sugar.
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Sprinkle sugar at the end to form a film. * Melt the sugar by shaking it around and take out the plum after 3 months. This completes the plum enzyme.
After 3 months, ripen it in the kimchi refrigerator for 1 year. When stored in a regular refrigerator, it is soft and has less crunchy taste.